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Put differently – the force with which the objects attract each other will be multiplied by 16 or the inverse of (¼), squared
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Since the inception of time our world has never lacked for lawyers: its membership exceeding (all) the grains of sands in (all) the oceans multiplied by (all) the stars in the heavens
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being multiplied by volume of points of the
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That figure squared (multiplied by itself) yields a very high number
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That number multiplied by the mass of the object in question (“m”) yields an even more astronomical figure
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2 fraction multiplied by mil ions can give you a lot of
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The strike prices of all series in that class are multiplied by
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multiplied by 60 seconds was 360 feet a minute
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multiplied by the gravitational acceleration of 10 ms-2, or approximately 10-8 Newtons
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is proportional to radius squared -- that is, multiplied by itself
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multiplied by 1, the third by 2, the second by 3, and the last one by 4; then the fourth day's price is deducted
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Every sensation seems to be multiplied by a factor of a thousand
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“So the question I’m asking is this: What number multiplied by itself is the equivalent to two?… Or three… or five? These numbers must exist, but what are they?” the prince tried to reason with his stubborn cousin
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For example, you have a list of numbers and you want to get a corresponding list with all the numbers multiplied by 2 but only when the number itself is greater than 2
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It has been replaced with a bit louder sound multiplied by 450 channels
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What is five multiplied by five?" asked Cynthia
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So the thirty three weeks I was shown must be multiplied by seven
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each unit produced, and sales are a function of the price of the unit multiplied by the
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multiplied by a reciprocal of the tax rate and then by the market value of a firm’s debt
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Each value can be multiplied by the proportion of its respective component in the
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cost of interest multiplied by the tax rate
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amount equal to the tax rate multiplied by the amount of bonds
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of the firm’s bonds multiplied by their tax rate
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multiplied by the tax rate), the cost of bankruptcy will adopt a shape that is defined by its variables
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leverage multiplied by financial leverage) will buffer some of the effect of the business
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maturity multiplied by its respective interest rate and then summed together:
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then multiplied by Assets / Capital to form a return on capital (ROC)
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multiplied by its corresponding interest rate, and multiplied again by the current effective
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When this figure is multiplied by the
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For the sake of simplicity, we equate it with the retention ratio multiplied by
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When a constant is multiplied by one element in a covariance, it can be factored out
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that this constant could be factored out and then multiplied by the series of earnings
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To obtain this expression, we reasoned that % ∆ Sales is equal to (Sales(c)) / (Sales(p)) - 1, and when multiplied by the ROE constant, Net Income(p) /
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In effect, it is the current total leverage multiplied by last period’s ROE, and again
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multiplied by the covariance of the periodic ratio of sales with the market index
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equity - that is: the percentage cost multiplied by common stockholders’ equity - we
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instance “E” is not multiplied by ROE but is the expected return thereof
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When the component proportions of all sources of capital are multiplied by their
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When multiplied by the tax rate reciprocal (1 – Tax Rate)
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Once debt is determined, it is multiplied by an estimated or current interest rate to derive
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period’s outstanding shares, multiplied by the projected dividend
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given a negative sign because it was originally multiplied by “1”, and now it is being
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equation and is tax rate multiplied by long-term debt
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7) Tax Benefits on Interest - This expression is interest expense multiplied by the tax
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The left side of the equation is merely the outstanding long-term debt multiplied by
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The covariance is thus composed of “R” multiplied by the standard deviation of the change
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in company sales, multiplied by the standard deviation of the market return
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the variance when it is squared and multiplied by 1/16, the indicator has some
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combinations of covariances, multiplied by the number “2”
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will be multiplied by the sample standard deviation (with N - 1 weighting) and not the
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It is the product of four the number of Cross multiplied by three the Trinity number
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Prices of Investment Banker have multiplied by pi in the last few hours
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That fee is then multiplied by the number of items for sale -- whether they sell or not
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For Dutch auctions, the final value is the lowest successful bid, multiplied by the quantity of items you sold
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multiplied by the click-through rate (the percentage of users who click
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80 less 1 multiplied by BACK
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Basically put, our integrity ( i ) is multiplied by our range of consciousness ( c ), which is what modulates the speed and efficiency of the manifestation process
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The full upward force upon the ice resulting from the water that I am pouring into the pipe will be that number multiplied by the pressure per square inch due to the weight of the water
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All the energy in existence is made up of mass multiplied by the amount of energy equals mass times the speed of light squared
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= equal to gravitational constant G, when it is multiplied by the mass M1 and the mass M2 after which
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Any single focus or viewpoint that is duplicated and multiplied by the dynamic of mass media, pyramidal focus, and the mindless, reactive conformity of spectators destroys perspective
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The phone calls multiplied by a factor of two and three
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numbers represent the number of the chips multiplied by the capacity
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Two multiplied by two divided by half is twice one
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Then it occurred to him that this was likely too simple, so he also wrote down a geometric sequence: 2, 6, 18, 54 … in which every number is multiplied by three and the next number should therefore be 162
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A decorative object, such as a column, for instance, was placed in one of the corners and immediately produced a hall of a thousand columns; for, thanks to the mirrors, the real room was multiplied by six hexagonal rooms, each of which, in its turn, was multiplied indefinitely
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By unscrupulous exploitation of the holding-company mechanism these imaginary profits were effectively multiplied by three
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The combination of the backoff intervals and the retransmission of the packets themselves (sometimes more than once) incurs delays that are multiplied by the number of packets transmitted by each computer and by the number of computers on the network
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Without any competitive advantage, a company's earnings are equal to its cost of capital multiplied by its operating assets
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In a highly efficient market, the price of a common stock multiplied by the amount of shares outstanding reflects the underlying equity value of the company issuing that common stock
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If each option contract gives the right to trade say 100 lots of the underlying (contract multiplier = 100), then the delta hedge must be multiplied by 100
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We can see that the lambda is simply the option’s delta (using the decimal format) multiplied by the ratio of the underlying price S to the option’s theoretical value
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Using this approach, the expected value for a call option is the sum of the intrinsic values multiplied by the probability associated with each underlying price
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, the forward price is equal to the exercise price), for each percentage point of volatility, the expected value for the option is equal to the exercise price multiplied by 0
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1 Because volatility is always quoted on an annualized basis, whether we calculate historical volatility using all 365 days or only trading days, the standard deviation of price changes must be multiplied by the square root of the number of trading periods in a year
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For a 365-day trading year, the standard deviation must be multiplied by
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The change in value will be approximately equal to the change in the dividend multiplied by the number of shares of stock, in this case, 3,300
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At the same time, the underlying contract will be adjusted so that the new underlying contract is equal to the old underlying contract multiplied by the split ratio
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The market capitalization of each company is equal to the stock price multiplied by the number of outstanding shares
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In order to generate a continuous index value, the index value after the rebalancing must be multiplied by the percent increase in the index during the previous rebalancing period
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The percent change in the index must therefore be equal to the percent change in the stock multiplied by the stock’s weighting in the index
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50 per share ($25 per share multiplied by 10 percent equals $2
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This constant is multiplied by the difference between today’s closing price and the previous day’s moving-average value (these are the two data points needed)
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This constant is multiplied by the difference between today’s closing price and the previous day’s moving average value
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Prior to smoothing, the change in price each day is multiplied by the volume for that day
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Market value (also known as “market capitalization”) is the share price of a company multiplied by the number of shares that it has issued
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The profit potential is multiplied by the odds of that profit being realized, which then determines the values plotted in the graph
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The opportunistic actions of the management team effectively increased the intrinsic value of the business 10% to $110 per share ($50 per share multiplied by 20% equals $10 per share plus the $100 per share)
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When the number of points in the primary movement are multiplied by the key Fibonacci ratios of 23
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For example, in a field of seven values, the most recent one is multiplied by 7; the second most recent by six; and so on until the oldest is valued at one time
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Multiplied by 20, they would need to achieve a critical mass of $13
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At that moment, the cudgelling, multiplied by a hundred hands, became zealous, blows with the flat of the sword were mingled with it, it was a perfect storm of whips and clubs; the convicts bent before it, a hideous obedience was evoked by the torture, and all held their peace, darting glances like chained wolves
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Covariance between an asset and the market is the correlation between the two, multiplied by the standard deviation of both the asset and the market
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can only be taken as the result of animal spirits, a spontaneous urge to action rather than inaction, and not as the outcome of a weighted average of quantitative benefits multiplied by quantitative probabilities” and “It is the nature of organized investment markets, under the influence of purchasers largely ignorant of what they are buying and speculators who are more interested in forecasting the next shift of market sentiment than with a reasonable estimate of future yield of capital assets, that, when disillusion falls upon an over-optimistic and over-bought market, it should fall with sudden and catastrophic force
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The illiquidity factor is calculated as monthly change in the BoE liquidity index, where that index has been sign-flipped (multiplied by—1)
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These probabilities are multiplied by the corresponding prices, the results are summed up, and the sum is divided by the number of items
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Or, if you had bet £100 per point, then the profit numbers in the above table would be multiplied by 10
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The result is then multiplied by 100 to make it a percentage
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For example, the market cap for a company with a $1 million diluted share count at $10 per share would be $10 million because $1 million multiplied by 10 is $10 million
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That is, the position must be less than the velocity of propagation (c) multiplied by time (t)